Electronics Design Engineer

Chandler's Ford
1 week ago
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Are you ready to help shape the future of scientific research, life sciences, medical science, and quantum technologies? A fast-paced, innovative engineering team is seeking an Electronic Design Engineer to work on cutting-edge, computer-controlled electronics systems. You’ll contribute to the design and maintenance of high voltage power supplies, ultra-sensitive current measurement systems, and ultra-precise imaging and positioning technologies.

Role Overview:

As an Electronic Design Engineer, you will develop and maintain electronic hardware and embedded firmware for state-of-the-art instrumentation. You'll collaborate closely with project managers, developers, and support staff, with opportunities to research new technologies and influence the next generation of scientific equipment.

Responsibilities:

  • Designing and maintaining complex electronic systems and PCBAs

  • Developing embedded firmware for next-gen products

  • Troubleshooting, testing, and validating new designs

  • Researching new technologies and influencing future innovation

    The ideal candidate will have:

  • Degree in Electronic Engineering (or similar) + 5 years' experience

  • Strong skills in analogue design and embedded systems

  • Hands-on problem-solving and creative design thinking

  • Experience in high voltage, power electronics, PIC microcontrollers, or FPGA design is highly advantageous

    Ready to innovate at the cutting edge? Apply now!

    Key words: Electronic Design Engineer, Electronic Engineer, Firmware Engineer, Electronics, FPGA, High-voltage, Low-voltage, PCB, PCBA, Mass Spectrometry, Optics, Imaging, Design, Development, R&D, Ion Beam, Precision Instrumentation, South East, South Coast, London, Crawley, Portsmouth, Southampton, Basingstoke, VRS9024DT

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